Bradish Locked Up: Orioles Secure RHP on 5-Year, $90M Deal
Baltimore extends Kyle Bradish through his age-35 season, buying out arbitration and free agency in a structured deal that ramps from $10M to $28M annually.
The Orioles signed right-hander Kyle Bradish to a five-year, $90 million contract extension on Sunday. The deal covers his final two arbitration years and three free-agent seasons, keeping him in Baltimore through 2031. Bradish will earn $10M starting in 2027, with annual salaries escalating to $13M, $17M, $22M, and $28M in the final year. The structure reflects linear salary growth designed to keep pace with market inflation.
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